Lewis Hamilton’s downbeat verdict caps off disastrous F1 Canadian GP Day 1 for Ferrari

Lewis Hamilton Capped Off the Day for Ferrari with a disappointing verdict, as he felt that making Q3 was going to be always in qualifying. The British Driver has not had a great time ever since he joined the team, as he has struggled to find performance in the car.

Teammate Charles Leclerc Has More Often Than not Had an Edge Over Lewis Hamilton on Track, and that has meant that the press continues to pile on the 7x f1 champion. The Canadian GP is, However, one of the races where hamilton tends to do a brilliant job.

This was the race where he won his first race in 2007 as well and has picked up 6 more in the subsequent seasons. Coming into the weekend, the driver would have expected to do well here, considering his past record. UNFORTUNATELY, Ferrari’s Disstruss Start to the F1 Canadian GP was capped off by lewis hamilton’s disappointing verdict.

First, it was fp1, where Charles Leclerc Had a Massive Shunt, which meant that the driver was for the day. Then we had the lewis hamilton’s run that we are far from optimal. Talking to Sky Sports Afterward, the driver admitted that he Didn’t Have Much Confidence in the Car and Thought Reaching Q3 was going to be a structure. He Said,

“Not Great. I Love Driving here. The Crowd has been amazing but the car is a lot different to what I’ve experienced in the past. P1 was alright then we made some changes and I Honestly Thought the Car Would Be Quicker Than We Went Slower, or they are wing. Challenge to get Into Q3 at this Rate, but not impossible.

Lewis Hamilton’s Teammate Charles Leclerc Crashes Out of the Day in FP1

Lewis Hamilton’s Teammate Charles Leclerc Spent The Day Sitting On The Sidelines AS The Ferrari Driver Crashed Out in FP1. The crash was so severe that the chassis got damaged, and sincere, as a part of the regulation, you cannot use more than one chassis on single day, it meant the driver was unable to take part in fp2. Talking about the Crash, the Driver Said,

“It was a very stupid crash-i had a lock-up, i thought i would make the corner… I knew i want go in the grass, but i thought that was enough to not touch the wall. Unfortantly, when i? Room Anymore. “

He added,

“It’s just a Misjudgment, but a Misjudgment that cost a lot. The way the key has touched the chassis basally cracked the chassis, and we cannot use two chassis on the same day, so that meant basally the white day not in the car.”

The F1 Canadian GP is one of the more successful tracks for Lewis Hamilton. The Driver has won here a whopping 7 Times While He’s Got 6 pole positions as well. How First Weekend With Ferrari Goes Will Be interesting to see.